After the SpringBoot project adds source and class to the config, the following error occurs when you click start about jitwatch HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi, sorry for the late response, I didn't see the notification for this issue.

Are you sure that the missing classes are found in spring-boot-client/build/classes/java and not in a library jar file?

To get the most from JITWatch you should try to include both your own class files and the 3rd party jars used by your application.

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@chriswhocodes @CodeHourra
Hi, I also faced the same problem. My projects is based on spring boot using gradle.
I tried a things, but I saw only the ClassNotFoundException error message.
jitwatch seems that jar files are not found. Can you give me a brief example using spring boot gradle for jit watch?
(config > class locations)

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Are you sure the missing classes are from spring-boot-client? The first poster mentioned org.springframework.* classes which sound like they are from a library jar that has not been mounted.

Please can you confirm the .class file is actually found in the class folder you have mounted?

Thanks,

Chris

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@chriswhocodes Thanks for your answer.
spring-boot-client(aka myproject) not missing at jitwatch.

I set the class folder that the jar file directory downloaded by gradle. The 3rd jars downloaded with gradle are currently in the directory below.
~/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1

the 3rd party is only jar files, not .classes. I think I asked the wrong question.
How can jitwatch recognize 3rd party jars?

For reference, I set ~/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1 class folder, I saw 'MetaMemerber not found' error message.

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Hi @morenice
JITWatch config lets you add

• folders containing the package root of loose (un-jarred) class files
• named jar files to the classpath.

If you are adding jars then you need to add the jar itself using Add File(s) and not the folder containing the jars.

Kind regards,

Chris

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